University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Pg 19 A COMMON misconception of varsity sports is that they are limited to football, basketball, baseball and track. Nebraska offers a much larger variety than this, however. Wi'estling is important with all-university and intercollegiate compe- tition. Swimming is another of the Big Six competitive sports in which Nebraska teams participate. Ralph WO1'd6H has received many awards for diving, and last year was high point winner. Dr. Clapp's classes in fencing draw many and require skill, accuracy and well- developed techniques. Many others en- ter the boxing ring for sport. On the campus are several tennis courts which are used by many of the university students besides the tennis team. The athletic department sponsors a golf team which engages in Big Six competition. The new athletic field and field house have been and will be more in the future a boon to intramural sports. NEBRASKA MEN ARE NOTED FOR ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS

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